Palace in Nadarzyn

Nadarzyn Palace stands in a hamlet in Pełczyce municipality, in Choszczno County. It was built in 1902 as a manor house in a former estate, and today it is entered in the heritage register together with the park.

The estate, park and palace

From the 18th century there was a farm in Nadarzyn. In 1874 the estate was bought by Kasimir von Bormann, and the park was laid out then, while the manor house was built in 1902, when the estate belonged to August Schulze. The building is brick and has two wings, in the Victorian style, and the heritage register describes its style as eclectic. The park dates from the early 19th century and at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries it was reshaped. After the Second World War the estate was nationalised and a farm was set up here, today leased to private entrepreneurs.

The village also has the Church of the Holy Trinity, 400 m from the palace.

Practical information

• Location: the hamlet of Nadarzyn in Pełczyce municipality, about 13 km north-east of Pełczyce.
• The palace belongs to the former estate and is viewed from outside; the rules for entering the grounds are best checked on site.